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  Claudius Todor December 19, 2012 20:08

  Wants to advertise Big Data Diet in Project, as Data Intensive solutions.

  See: metricstreamfordata.blogspot.com and www.beyond.com/todorc.

  Looks for partnership (hiring as a collaborator).

  Write to todorf@videotron.ca if you think you are interested in a Big Data Service to clients.

  Metric Stream for Data in my Workshops.
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  Daniel Berger October 24, 2011 14:00

  Hi Boris,

  I wrote an article.

  www-worldwide wealth. i would like to know more expert opinions on the risk factor that presently the the 50 corporations in the world, have on the current financial crisis, and which future exposure these mega-companies will bring to the table

   

  http://www.ecomm-unity.com/forum/topics/www-world-wide-wealth-the-biggest-wealth-in-the-world-conce…
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  Boris Agranovich October 24, 2011 13:23

  A presentation on Identity theft from the conference. Approved with the organizers.

  http://grc-meeting.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Darren-Fraud-Cons...
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  DEVAYANI T DAHAKE October 17, 2011 12:06

  Hello ,

       I have completed B.E. in Electronic and Communication in 2011.I have attached my resume also. Please advise me the proper path to make a good career in mobile industry.

  CV_Devayani Dahake.doc

  https://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/8028844898?profile=original
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  Elliott Van Reamer October 14, 2011 20:47

  Definitely interested in knowing more about IT-GRC protections with the advancing Cloud and resulting risk aversion strategies. I personally have little faith in the majority of "in-place" (legacy) systems to monitor such areas at the present. And that's just for current data and resulting breaches that have become too common in the past few years.  I have not witnessed any definable strategies with the ever-burdensome demands required through DFA, BASEL changes, so let's have some feedback. Thanks.
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  Kristi Rohtsalu October 13, 2011 3:59

  Sorry - typing error. I mean Pillar 3 disclosures of course (incl. disclosures about the Pillar 2 internal stress tests)

  Thanks,

  Kristi

   

  
  Mick Colins said:

  You mean PIllar 3 disclosures Kristi perhaps?

   

  Mick
  
  Kristi Rohtsalu said:

  Hi Boris,

  Maybe not completely on the topic question, but I'd like to hear the opinions of the (Informational) Risk Management experts in the following: What / How detailed information could and should the banks make public about their true risk exposures (in all risk areas, from informational risk management perspective)?

  Obviously, the information disclosed in current Pillar 2 reports has been insufficient for market participants to understand the true risks in banking sector. Furthermore, complex calculations make the understanding of risks even more difficult; what is needed, is more raw data so that the analysts can analyse it by themselves. (The obscurity may have quite catastrophic consequences starting from funding & liquidity. We see it right now in Europe.)
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  Mick Collins October 13, 2011 0:44

  You mean PIllar 3 disclosures Kristi perhaps?

   

  Mick
  
  Kristi Rohtsalu said:

  Hi Boris,

  Maybe not completely on the topic question, but I'd like to hear the opinions of the (Informational) Risk Management experts in the following: What / How detailed information could and should the banks make public about their true risk exposures (in all risk areas, from informational risk management perspective)?

  Obviously, the information disclosed in current Pillar 2 reports has been insufficient for market participants to understand the true risks in banking sector. Furthermore, complex calculations make the understanding of risks even more difficult; what is needed, is more raw data so that the analysts can analyse it by themselves. (The obscurity may have quite catastrophic consequences starting from funding & liquidity. We see it right now in Europe.)
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  Kristi Rohtsalu October 12, 2011 20:28

  Hi Boris,

  Maybe not completely on the topic question, but I'd like to hear the opinions of the (Informational) Risk Management experts in the following: What / How detailed information could and should the banks make public about their true risk exposures (in all risk areas, from informational risk management perspective)?

  Obviously, the information disclosed in current Pillar 2 reports has been insufficient for market participants to understand the true risks in banking sector. Furthermore, complex calculations make the understanding of risks even more difficult; what is needed, is more raw data so that the analysts can analyse it by themselves. (The obscurity may have quite catastrophic consequences starting from funding & liquidity. We see it right now in Europe.)
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  Mick Collins October 11, 2011 16:26

  Dear Boris,

  my question is in regards to Information Risk and the Basel III Framework which will be rolled out across the Banking sector over the coming years.

  At the moment the sector seems to look at Basel III as an area purely for Credit or Liquidity Risk but as the sheer scale of the framework hits home the sector will need to ensure that IT systems, data retrieval, etc can keep up pace.

  As each financial institution will need to provide evidence that all executives, directors and department heads can demonstrate "fit and proper" knowledge to retain their banking licences it would be interesting to understand if Information Risk Managers are even aware of Basel III let alone if they understand the scope of work they'll need to undertake in the future.

   

  Mick

   
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  madhuri dandekar October 11, 2011 10:24

  what are the risks in opting for cloud computing?? its becomming popular due to low investment cost, and easy usability but some reports say that the data is exposed for some time and its matter of time that there will be technology to capture it in that span. how to protect the data frm this?